Christopher Robin has turned six: he’s due to start primary school alongside his best friend Anne, and he’s worried that from then on he won’t be allowed to do his absolute favourite thing: Doing Nothing.
Doing Nothing means going for walks, listening to all the things you can’t hear, not worrying about a thing, and spending whole days like that in the Hundred Acre Wood – between Winnie-the-Pooh’s house on the corner, the adventures at the North Pole, Eeyore’s Marsh, Piglet’s fears, Owl and Rabbit’s advice, Tigger’s games, picnics with Kanga and Roo – in short, it means walking for miles and miles along the paths of childhood.
Fortunately, however, Christopher will discover that Winnie the Pooh will never forget him and will always be there waiting for him, high up in the forest, whenever he remembers their adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood and wants to tell Anne about them.
Based on the work of A. A. Milne, with Miriam Costamagna and Andrea Lopez Nunes; silhouettes, figures and puppets by Gabriele Genova.
Corso Puccini, Venaria Reale
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- Venaria Reale